Hilarious Reward Stickers Everyone Deserves In Adult Life

Everyone would agree that the highlight of our time spent in school was not stealing all your mate's Pogs when they weren't looking, nor rocking that legendary jeans and dress combo to the Year 4 disco - it was being given a goddamn sticker for all our highest achievements.

Spelling a five letter word correctly, suriviving a dentist appointment - we'd wear that magnificent award with pride, until it gathered so much fluff it'd drop right off. Heartbreaking.

Nowadays, simply remembering to book a dentist's appointment (OK, and registering with one in the first place) warrants a high commendation from the Queen - and Etsy seller peanutparade agrees. They've made stickers for everything from putting a bra on (WELL DONE YOU), to almost going to the gym - and we want them all.

All parents should get this 'I survived parent - teacher conference night' sticker:

Based on a true story, this book follows the relationship between two male penguins who are given an egg to raise. Due to the penguin parents being of the same sex, some adults have objected to children reading the book.

The Texas Education Board banned this book because they confused its author, Bill Martin Jr., and Bill Martin, the author of a book called Ethical Marxism: The Categorical Imperative of Liberation. Whoops.

As you can guess from the name of this book, it's about a King who falls in love with a man. Many people aren't happy about this and several states have called for it to be restricted to the adult section in libraries.

This book was banned heavily in the deep south of America because parents thought it to be a form of abuse that Max, the boy in the story who's a bit of a cheeky lad, was “sent to bed without his supper.”

This trilogy has caused lots of controversy as it shows the Catholic church in what isn't the greatest of lights. In fact, it's shown to be manipulative and controlling, led by men capable of doing anything to keep the truth hidden and their power intact.

This book has been banned for including offensive language, promotion of witchcraft and satanic material and was considered a danger to children. Unless we're talking about the risk of a paper cut, we can't see how this book would be a danger to children.

If you've looked close enough to find Waldo (or Wally, as we know him) then you'll know that some of the other characters can be pretty racy... such as the topless women on the beach. For this reason, the book has been banned in several schools.

A parent's complaint that this book depicted homosexuality, masturbation and that it glorified drugs and alcohol, caused this book to be taken off the required reading list for high school freshmen. As if the freshmen didn't know about this stuff already.